Jessie Brauer, M.S. Ed. is a special educator and advocate. Jessie received her Masters degree in
literacy education from Nazareth College and a Bachelor of Science in Special and Elementary
Education from SUNY Geneseo. She is a certified Special Education and Reading Teacher with
10 years of classroom teaching experience at the elementary, middle, and high school levels. She
also has two years of experience in school administration as the Assistant Director of ABC
International School in Tokyo, Japan. Jessie completed SEAT 2.0 through COPAA (Council of
Parent Attorneys and Advocates) and the Parent Consultant Training Institute through FCSN
(Federation for Children with Special Needs). She is a practicing special education advocate in
Massachusetts.

Jessie discovered her passion for advocacy working as a special educator. Tasked with
supporting a wide variety of ability levels in substantially separate, full and partial inclusion
programs, she understands the foundations of education and empowerment that are necessary for
educational teams to work collaboratively. Jessie is a data driven advocate focused on creating
individualized educational plans to support meaningful academic, social, and emotional progress.

Jessie's expertise lies in supporting students with specific learning disabilities in reading and
writing through careful remediation planning and progress monitoring. She also has a strong
background in supporting students with Autism, Health Impairments (ADHD), Executive
Functioning Disorder, Emotional Impairments, Complex Childhood Trauma, and Neurological
Impairments.